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INSTALLATION

Before installing the SF-1, disconnect the amplifier’s power cable from the AC mains.

1. Position the amplifier so that the rear panel is facing you. Locate the input panel and the blank

accessory panel above it.

2. Remove the four mounting screws—the two holding the blank panel and the two holding the

standard input panel. Remove the blank panel (which the SF-1 will replace) and carefully pull the
input panel out from the amplifier chassis 

(figure 2a).

3. Disconnect the ribbon cable from the circuit board of the input panel.

4. Position the SF-1 so that its component side faces the ribbon connector of the input panel card.

5. Connect the included short ribbon interface cable from the SF-1 to the ribbon connector on the input

panel card. The ribbon cable attaches to J4 on the SF-1 

(figure 2b).

The connectors are keyed; make sure they line up properly and the ribbon cable is not twisted before
you carefully press them together. Be sure to press the connectors together firmly.

6. Connect the ribbon cable from the amplifier (the cable you disconnected from the input panel card)

to the SF-1 circuit board, using J3 

(figure 2c). Make sure the cable is not twisted; the red stripe on

the cable should be toward the right, from your point of view. Newer amplifiers have a keyed
connector on the ribbon cable. Press the connectors  together firmly.

7. Tuck the interface ribbon cable neatly between the SF-1 and the input panel card. Insert the two

cards carefully into the amplifier chassis and secure them with the four screws you removed in step
2. Don’t over-torque the screws 

(figure 2d).

Figure 2

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b

c

d

Summary of Contents for SF-1

Page 1: ...9 SF 1 Subwoofer Filter Rev A Owner s Manual FPO...

Page 2: ...10...

Page 3: ...is detailed below The use of the SF 1 for cinema subwoofer installations can reduce the chance of speaker damage by digital soundtracks Low frequency information below the box tuning frequency can de...

Page 4: ...desire Typical frequencies available with the provided SIP resistor networks are 100 135 160 200 and 250 Hz Consult your subwoofer manufacturer if you are unsure of what frequency to use Whatever fre...

Page 5: ...bwoofer engage the filtering Typical cinema subwoofers are an exception the low pass filter should be bypassed in this application as cinema processors typically perform this function Position 5 ON if...

Page 6: ...to the ribbon connector on the input panel card The ribbon cable attaches to J4 on the SF 1 figure 2b The connectors are keyed make sure they line up properly and the ribbon cable is not twisted befo...

Page 7: ...rth Q 0 707 LPF and unboosted subsonic filter second order 6 dB boost Q 2 boosted subsonic filter DIP SWITCH FUNCTIONS TABLE 3 DIP SWITCH SW2 Mode 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Mono Sum OFF ON ON OFF Stereo ON...

Page 8: ...Surround channels may benefit from the use of a high pass filter at 80 Hz also installed in position RN3 For cinema subwoofers that require an EQ boost use the following switch settings SW1 slide swit...

Page 9: ...e components in your unit are QSC specific parts that require QSC replacements Comprehen sive service manuals for some models are available at QSC TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE If you suspect that your amplifi...

Page 10: ...many countries The service centers in your country may be located by your dealer distributor or by contacting QSC Technical Services APPENDIX C IMPORTANT ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE INFORMATION Factory addr...

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Page 12: ...ODUCTS INC 1675 MacArthur Blvd Costa Mesa CA 92626 USA Ph 714 754 6175 Fax 714 754 6174 Email INFO qscaudio com Web http www qscaudio com QSC and the QSC logo are registered with the U S Patent and Tr...

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